New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28
MORE STIR AT ST. STEPHENS.
THE POLICE AGAIN CLEAR THE CHURCH.
FATHER DoNNELLY GOES AFTER CAPTAIN RYAN
THE ARCuBIRHOp,s CHESTS.

FATHER DoNNELLY GOES AFTER CAPTAIN RYAN
THE ARCHBIsHOPs GUESTS.
Tho qnietness that has reigned over St. Stephens
Church and rectory for two days broken last night
The basement doors had been locked all day prevent
the possibility OF another meeting being held All
the doors OF the main audience room, however were
open usual and the basement be reached there
from the people had free the entire building
considerable number Of parishiOners were around
Dr. Mclynns confession box In the basement about $50
p. when Father Donney entered and politely re-
qesed those present TO out toallow the building
to be closed They refused to go and when he attempted
to urge them further he hooed at by the women.
Seeing the bellgerent disposition OF the people went
after Captain Ryan.
Ths thing must he stopped" he said to the captain
"it has gone on long enough"
The captain called Detective Muarity and Officer
Brady and returned with them and the priest the
church Father Donnelly told the officers remain in
the bapstry while he went downstairs and endeavored
get the people 20 home Again. he eered at by
the crowd. which numbered about two hundred Finding
that he could do hing he summoned the captain who,
club in hand, mounted a bench and said
"Now, amt you ashamed OF your actonsl You are q
disgrace to the precinct Why don't you go home, like
decent peopel"
"We own the church." some one shouted.
"Yes, ye do" returned the Captain. "but this is
way to get back Father McGlynn. Go home. say"
The crowd in reply cheered for Father McGlynn and
the police started to clear the room in good natured
way. The people went upstairs, and many Of them,
instead OF going outdoors went into
the main audience room. The officers fol
lowed and began clearing the main room.
After the doors had been locked Father Donnely, fol-
lowed by Captain Ryan, went into the rectory Seeing
Mary HalIigan keeping guard over Dr. McGlynn's room
he said
See here Miss Hallgan you have got to clear out tho
papers and other effects OF Dr. McGlynn."
Tho robust Mary emphatically informed him that she
would not. You have right here, whatever cOnn-
ued DR.. Donnelly
"Ihave as much as you have" the reply. :" DIR.
McGlynn Is a sick and won't leave here until he Is
well enough and look after his things himself
"Ihis ls nonsense" said the irate priest /" DR..
McGlynn may be sick six months. have no objection
to your coming and using one room but do object to you
Father ~nO wa; Ser BY sayns
he better At this Father Donnelly smiled In sar-
castle way and said something about N MeGynn taxing
that woman He then retired to his room Outside the
police were kept busy for some time driving away the
Cardinal Gibbons remained at the house Of Major
Kelley In Brooklyn until nearly noon yesterday He rose
early celebrated mass In the Majors private chapel and
He cordially received by Archbishop Corrgan and
G p oIsr s!sS sSdae on pevenna
Elder, OF Cincinnati, care Yesterday morning;
but caTnal Ia-yi,au did not get here until nearly
by the Archbishop p but the following clergymen
down with the preates Monsignor Preston, Father
Ducey, Dr Mctican, j. Z. Donahue. Baltimore; John p.
Foley, Baltimore; Father Walter. OF Washington;
and DR. Mcdonnell. Archbishop Corrigans secretary.
Cardinal Taschcrcau will celebrate at 7:30 this
morning the Canadian Church OF ST John the Baptist
In East Seytnty siNh-st After the mass reception
will he rendered him. Cardinal Gibbons may visit the
Christian Brothers at Manhattanville to-day.
A circulated yesterday that a suspicious
looking wooden box had been received at the palace II
contained French bon bons which appeared TO contain
poison and were Ia a chemist II also said that
several threaten ing letters had been received Police
Captain Mount said that he knew nothing OF this and
pretty certain hat be would know had anything OF the
kind happened.
Dr. shrndy reported that Father McGlynn was improv
ing and In much better spirits yesterday